fraude

pos: noun

head

enm

nouns

expansion: fraude

enm-noun

fraudes

expansion: fraude (plural fraudes)

forms:
fraudes (plural)
ffraude (alternative)
frawde (alternative)

ipa: /ˈfrau̯d(ə)/

etymology_text: From Old French fraude, itself borrowed from Latin fraus, fraudem.

bor

fro

fraude

expansion: Old French fraude

der

la

fraus

fraus, fraudem

expansion: Latin fraus, fraudem

links: lie lie

links: untruth untruth

links: instance instance

links: example example

glosses: A lie or untruth; an instance or example of fraudulence or deception.


fraudulently

pos: adv

head

adverb

expansion: fraudulently

ipa: /ˈfrau̯diu̯lɛntliː/

ipa: /ˈfrau̯dilɛntliː/

etymology_text: From fraudulent + -ly.

af

fraudulent

-ly

id2: adverbial

expansion: fraudulent + -ly

forms:
fraudulentlye (alternative)
fraudulentlie (alternative)
fraudelently (alternative)
fraudilentli (alternative)

links: fraudulently fraudulently#English

links: deceptively deceptively


deceyte

head

expansion: deceyte

enm-noun

expansion: deceyte (plural deceytes)

forms:
deceytes (plural)
deceipte (alternative)
deceite (alternative)
deceyt (alternative)
desceipte (alternative)
desceite (alternative)
deseyt (alternative)
deseyte (alternative)
deseite (alternative Late-Middle-English)
disceite (alternative Late-Middle-English)
disceyte (alternative Late-Middle-English)
dyssayte (alternative Late-Middle-English)
dysseyt (alternative Late-Middle-English)
desayt (alternative Northern)
desayte (alternative Northern)
dessait (alternative Northern)
dessayte (alternative Northern)
dyssaytt (alternative Northern)
desate (alternative)
desaytt (alternative)
dessate (alternative)
dissate (alternative)

ipa: /dɛːˈsæi̯t(ə)/

ipa: /dɛˈsɛːt(ə)/

etymology_text: Borrowed from Old French deceite, from Latin dēcepta; compare deceyven.

bor+

deceite

expansion: Borrowed from Old French deceite

der

dēcepta

expansion: Latin dēcepta

links: Deception deception

links: deceit deceit

links: Deceitfulness deceitfulness

links: tendency tendency

links: deceive deceive

glosses:
Deception or deceit:
Deceitfulness; the tendency to deceive.

links: deceptive deceptive

glosses: An instance of deceit; a deceptive action.

links: phantasm phantasm

links: image image

glosses:
Deception or deceit:
A phantasm; a deceptive image.


deceyvour

head

expansion: deceyvour

enm-noun

expansion: deceyvour (plural deceyvours)

forms:
deceyvours (plural)
deceyvere (alternative)
deceyvoure (alternative)
deseyver (alternative)
desseyver (alternative)
disceyvere (alternative)
disseyver (alternative)
deceyvyr (alternative Norfolk)
deceyvar (alternative)
dissaver (alternative)

ipa: /dɛːˌsæi̯ˈvuːr/

ipa: /dɛːˌsɛːˈvuːr/

ipa: /dɛːˈsæi̯vur/

ipa: /dɛːˈsæi̯vər/

ipa: /dɛːˈsɛːvur/

ipa: /dɛːˈsɛːvər/

note: with reduction

etymology_text: Borrowed from Anglo-Norman decevour, from deceivre, but often later reinterpreted as deceyven (“to deceive”) + -ere (agent noun suffix).

bor+

xno

decevour

expansion: Borrowed from Anglo-Norman decevour

af

deceyven

-ere

t1: to deceive

id2: agentive

pos2: agent noun suffix

links: deceiver deceiver

links: defrauder defrauder

links: someone someone

links: something something#English

glosses: A deceiver or defrauder; someone (or rarely something) that deceives.


deceyvaunce

head

noun

expansion: deceyvaunce

ipa: /dɛːˌsæi̯ˈva(u̯)ns(ə)/

ipa: /dɛːˌsɛːˈva(u̯)ns(ə)/

ipa: /dɛːˈsæi̯va(u̯)ns(ə)/

note: with shift of stress

etymology_text: Borrowed from Anglo-Norman decevaunce then rebuilt as deceyven (“to deceive”) + -aunce (“-ance”).

bor+

decevaunce

expansion: Borrowed from Anglo-Norman decevaunce

-aunce

t2: -ance

forms:
desceyvance (alternative)
disceyvance (alternative)
disceyvaunce (alternative)
disseyvance (alternative)
disseyvaunce (alternative)

links: act act

raw_glosses: (chiefly Late Middle English, uncommon) Deception; the act of or tendency for deceit.


deceyvable

pos: adj

head

adjective

expansion: deceyvable

ipa: /dɛːˌsæi̯ˈvaːbəl/

ipa: /dɛːˌsɛːˈvaːbəl/

ipa: /-vaːblə/

etymology_text: Borrowed from Anglo-Norman decevable then rebuilt as deceyven (“to deceive”) + -able (“-able”).

decevable

expansion: Borrowed from Anglo-Norman decevable

af

-able

t2: -able

forms:
deceivable (alternative)
deceyveabul (alternative)
desceyvable (alternative)
desseyvable (alternative)
disceyvable (alternative)
diseyvable (alternative)
deceyveable (alternative Late-Middle-English)
deseveable (alternative Late-Middle-English)
deseivable (alternative Late-Middle-English)
desseyvabill (alternative Late-Middle-English)
desseyvabule (alternative Late-Middle-English)
disceivable (alternative Late-Middle-English)
dissavable (alternative Late-Middle-English)
dyssevable (alternative Late-Middle-English)
dysseyvable (alternative Late-Middle-English)
desaifabile (alternative)
desaveabyll (alternative)
desayvabel (alternative)
desayvabil (alternative)
dessayvable (alternative)
dissavabylle (alternative)
dyssaveabyll (alternative)
deceyvabyl (alternative Norfolk)
dysseyvabyl (alternative Norfolk)
deceywabyl (alternative)

links: Deceptive deceptive

links: misleading misleading

links: false false

links: impression impression

links: Misleading misleading

links: confusing confusing

links: promoting promoting

links: misconception misconception

glosses: Deceptive, misleading; giving a false impression:

glosses: Misleading, confusing; promoting misconceptions.


deceyven

pos: verb

head

verb

expansion: deceyven

enm-verb

stem: deceyv

expansion: deceyven (third-person singular simple present deceyveth, present participle deceyvende, deceyvynge, first-/third-person singular past indicative and past participle deceyved)

forms:
deceyveth (present singular third-person)
deceyvende (participle present)
deceyvynge (participle present)
deceyved (first-person indicative participle past singular third-person)
deceyven (infinitive)
to deceyven (infinitive)
deceyve (infinitive)
deceyve (first-person present singular)
deceyved (first-person past singular)
deceyvest (present second-person singular)
deceyvedest (past second-person singular)
deceyveth (present singular third-person)
deceyved (past singular third-person)
deceyve (present singular subjunctive)
deceyved (past singular subjunctive)
deceyve (imperative present singular)
deceyven (plural present)
deceyve (plural present)
deceyveden (past plural)
deceyvede (past plural)
deceyveth (imperative plural present)
deceyve (imperative plural present)
deceyvynge (participle present)
deceyvende (participle present)
deceyved (participle past)
ydeceyved (participle past)
deceive (alternative)
deceyve (alternative)
desceyve (alternative)
deseyve (alternative)
dessayve (alternative)
disceyve (alternative)
disceyven (alternative)
deceyvi (alternative Kent)
desayffe (alternative Northern)
desave (alternative Northern)
dessayfe (alternative Northern)
dissave (alternative Northern)
desaif (alternative)
dissaf (alternative)
dissaiff (alternative)
dissawe (alternative)
dyssawe (alternative)

enm-conj-wk

deceyv

ipa: /dɛːˈsæi̯vən/

ipa: /dɛːˈsɛːvən/

etymology_text: Borrowed from Anglo-Norman deceivre, from Latin dēcipere (“to ensnare, deceive”); compare conceyven, perceyven, and receyven.

bor+

deceivre

expansion: Borrowed from Anglo-Norman deceivre

der

decipio

dēcipere

t: to ensnare, deceive

expansion: Latin dēcipere (“to ensnare, deceive”)

links: deceive deceive

links: trick trick

links: mislead mislead

links: defraud defraud

links: cheat cheat

links: falsely falsely

links: obtain obtain

links: ensnare ensnare

links: control control

links: deceit deceit

links: betray betray

links: defeat defeat

links: kill kill

glosses: To betray; to defeat or kill using deceit.


deceyvynge

head

expansion: deceyvynge

enm-noun

expansion: deceyvynge (plural deceyvynges)

forms:
deceyvynges (plural)
decevynge (alternative)
deceyvyng (alternative)
deseyvyng (alternative)
desceyvynge (alternative)
disseyvyng (alternative)

ipa: /dɛːˈsæi̯vinɡ(ə)/

ipa: /dɛːˈsɛːvinɡ(ə)/

etymology_text: From deceyven + -ynge.

af

-ynge

expansion: deceyven + -ynge

links: Deception deception